The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-08-17

J. NJ. Richardson-Notlce to Stock
Raisers.
Mrs. John A. Burgess-Alilhnery
Miss Virginia Ingram and |. |. Bag
nal, The Grove School.
". B. Bonham-Foreston Acad-
emy.
Mr.. S. Wolkcviskic has moved into
his new residence.
Miss Katve ATikel, OF Charleston, is
visiting at Mr.. 3. 4. Walkers.
Turnip seed-Fresh and Genuine
at Dinkins & Co.'S Drug Store.
The sprott Guards will hold their
annual reunion next Tuesday, the 23rd.
Mrs. Burgess closing out sale pres
ents inducements to buyers. See ad.
Stock growers will be interested in
the advertisement OF Mr.. }. NJ. Rich
ardson.
Mr.. C. G. Redic's host of friends are
happy to greet him again in the Ton
sorial Parlor.
The Misses Haynsworth returned
home to-day accompanied by Misses
Lou and Clara Hugsins.
SoRGHUM Mills, Pans, and Evapo-
rators, cheap, at Lorick 4 Lowrance,
Columbia, S. c.
Mrs Virginia Hawkins, OF Lynch
burg is visiting at her fathers Captain
D. J. Bradham.
The condition OF The crops in the
United States and this State IS given
prominent place on our outside.
A match game of base ball viii be
PLAYED this afternoon at Juneville. be-
tween the Manning and Panola clubs.
Farmers wanting fresh field Seeds,
suited to this climate, will find them
at Lorick and Lowrance, Columbia, S.
G.
The Town Council is to be concrat
ulated upon providind new cup for
the town pump. It is real conven-
ience.
- Hon. Joseph F. Rhame has return
ed irem the mountains. His trip was
cut short byan unexpected press OF
business.
An account of TIE picnic at BetLle-
hen August 11th, was received too
late for this issue. It will appear N
our next.
Betting, Packing, Oils, and Mill
supplies generally; lowest prices; also,
a few second hand Gins and Presses.
Lorick 4 Lowrance, Columbia, S. G.
Itisa pleasure to note that the
weeds on our streets are being cut
down and removed. In this case we
are reminded of the trite maxim, @bet-
ter late than never.
The Epperson livery and feed sta
bles in Sumter, We're burned last Sat
urday morning. The loss is cstlm&-
ted at $2,100 on which there was
$1,400 insurance.
The examination to FIJI the vacancy
at the Citadel Academy is appointed
for September 14th, instead Of the 9Th
as previously published. Mr.. ". c.
Davis is another Of the applicants.
A negro boy in Lancaster on the
14th, shot and Instantly killed Alice
Huey, q colored playmate, aged twelve
years, and severely wounded his sister
about the same age, with a shot gun.
PERSIAN INSECT POWDER
Death to Ants, Bed Bugs, Moths, Fleas,
Mites, etc., at the lowest price, at the
Drug Store OF j. G. Dinkns & Cc.
There will be no preaching in the
Presbyterian church of this place fo1
several weeks Rev. James Mcdowell.
the pastor, IS taking his usual vacation.
He expects to join his family at Salu-
da.
Mr.. j. W. Wells, 1rom Hano!a, Ciar-
endon County, was in town on Thurs
day, looking we'll. Mr.. Wells says
the crops in his neighborhood are
looking fne.-Sunlter 4Adrance.
The ladies of the Summerton Bap.
list Church, will give an entertainment
on Friday evening, August 18th, fol
the benefit OF the church. Ice-cream,
and cake Will be served, and the occa'
sion will be made as enjoyable as pos
sible.
An Illustrated story entitled the
Russian Doctor" will soon be pub
ished in the TINES. The first chap
ters will commence in the issue O
September the 7th. All who desire
to read this interesting story, who dc
2ct take the TINES, had better sub
scribe at once.
The State Peabody Scholarships t.